I'm shocked! So shocked to see this beautiful, wonderful, brilliant woman go through so much. She's my idol, I hope she recovers. God bless Katerina Vrana.

@120519691

4 жыл бұрын

I felt the same way ... God bless Katerina!

I just watched her speech from 2012, and loved it so much that I searched up her name to find more. I thought for a solid minute that she was joking when she started talking... T_T God bless this wonderful lady

@estheraruka6374

3 жыл бұрын

Just watched it a few minutes ago, then this one came up. Oh goodness I love her already

@samuelkamau3418

3 жыл бұрын

Mine too came automatically after watching the first clip. I too was initially waiting for the point she would change her talking then realized she was serious. There is just so much to learn.

I've just discovered her, seen the 2012 tedx first and now laughing while crying more than before. She is such an amazing person! WOW

I almost drowned to death once. It was shocking to me how I suddenly accepted my fate and said to myself. "Oh, well. This is it." Then all of a sudden, a friend of mine helped me. After that, I realized I wasn't ready to die yet. I almost wasted my life. That experience changed how I see life entirely.

@theofano_galani

2 жыл бұрын

I swear to God, this is EXACTLY what happened to me when I was 12 years old in a pool. At some point I just gave up and thought "This is it. It's ok. It's time", I closed my eyes, knowing my fate… until a friend dived in and saved me. It never came to me that others might have experienced the acceptance of death at this last fraction of a moment when you are indeed about to die.

I love her sense of humor so much, she's the one greek female role model I have 🥺

@krzlcve

3 жыл бұрын

I'm also disabled so to see her tell her story is rlly important to me

Απίστευτη κωμικός αλλά πιο απίστευτη η δύναμή της, να κάνει χιούμορ και να μιλάει ανοιχτά και ειλικρινά για όλα αυτά που πέρασε! Μπράβο Κατερίνα! Συνέχισε να μας εκπλήσεις με την δύναμη της ψυχής σου, το χιούμορ σου και τον ακομπλεξάριστο τρόπο σου! Σε αγαπώ και σε θαυμάζω πολύ!

I love her. She is my role model.I hope I will be able to go through life with her mindset and attitude. ❤️

Initially, I thought that she is kidding because I saw this after watching her talk in 2012 and she is comedian. A lot of respect for this wonderful lady. Can someone translate last part in Urdu or English?

@emmabee5027

3 жыл бұрын

Summary: She basically said that people shouldn’t feel sorry for her and should not fell just sorry for people with special needs. They should be proud for what they have accomplished. Also she said in her own funny way that the love of her fans helped her a lot. And also how different is the Greek approach towards people with special needs. The psychological approach is very different and superficial. This is what she meant.

I remember watching her 2013 TED Talk 5 years ago whilst in college, trying to find a funny material about stereotypes and her sense of humour blew me away. One of my favourite TED Talks ever. This is powerful, really show that anything can happen in life, but you are not what happened to you. It is our own choice to choose who we are despite what happens to us. Keep sharing and inspiring Vrana, we love you !

So proud of you, Katerina!! You have always been an amazing person but now, you are just mind-blowing. HUGS!!!!

This woman is a hero 💯👍👍😍

Man, way to show the world how it's done. Heart over fear

I'm shocked! I watched the 2012 talk and this talk totally the same spirit and happiness no different previous or this. I Love You Elder Sister, you are my role model, from INDIA

She's so amazing. I hope to show her strength and hum or in case of adversity.

Get well soon Katerina,you are great waiting to see you in London

I'm asking God, Katerina for you to recover. I am Brazilian.

What an amazing, inspiring and beautiful person, both inside and out. Before and after her illness. I wish her health and happiness.

Amazing comedian!!! You are very strong despite what happened to you! Θεα!!

You beautiful, amazing woman. I was just reminiscing about your visit to LA and also my visit to London. I found the photos of you shooting a gun and doing standup here. (Not at the same time) I love how strong you are, nothing keeping you down.

I can't like this video enough

Loveeeeee this

I'm happy to see an ASL interpretor to the side 🥺

Απίστευτη!!!!!!!

Αυτή η γυναίκα είναι σπουδαία. Η ομιλία της θα έπρεπε να διδάσκεται στα σχολεία. Αγάπη και σεβασμός μόνο. Κατερίνα ΤΑ ΣΠΑΣ!

could someone translate the whole part she's speaking greek??? and maybe please the conversation too?? I love how she speaks and what she says....but I don't speak greek...

@zhaw4821

4 жыл бұрын

she says that Greek people show pity to people with needs. she says they need understanding. And When they see her trying to cross the street she doesn't need help she needs some men to say " look at this great pu..y. in the end a lot more soooo funny

@evafernandezresels3069

4 жыл бұрын

@@zhaw4821 thank you sooo much for taking the time to translate it!!!! I imagine its way funnier in greek....still funny in english tho...!! Thx again!

What is she saying in Greek language ? Can someone explain? 🙏😁

@stellakirikou2683

4 жыл бұрын

τσέκαρε αλλά βίντεο. Λέει ακριβώς τα ιδια

@pissysweetsmak

4 жыл бұрын

@@stellakirikou2683 sorry?

@steliossiskos1209

4 жыл бұрын

She basically talks about how the majority of greeks lack of knowledge when it comes to ill or disabled people. Then she says that everyone should talk abou their problems, otherwise fear will be heavier as the time passes (Idk the right expression) and that we should learn to face our problems as they are (idk if i miss sth)

@pissysweetsmak

4 жыл бұрын

@@steliossiskos1209 thank you!

@theofano_galani

2 жыл бұрын

@@pissysweetsmak She says that in Greece we tend to feel sorry for people with disabilities or psychological issues and pity them but that's not what they need. They simply need understanding. And then she made a joke about how when people see her, they say "poor girl, what happened to her?" but she would prefer them to say "poor hot chick, what happened to her?".

Does anyone know how she is now??

@MillennialPanic

Жыл бұрын

Her speech is a bit better but she is still in a wheelchair.

@evarentals

Жыл бұрын

@@MillennialPanic 😒

. Seriously.. What happened? .

@loveintheend89

4 жыл бұрын

Her bowel burst and then she went into septic shock which lead to all the problems she has now.

Re paidia 25%-50% einai h thnisimothta gia to septic shock oxi 8 stous 10 pou leei, to paraxese! Oxi vevea oti 2,5 me 5 stous 10 einai ligo alla entaxei den einai 8 sigoura!

@elvishiekios8826

3 жыл бұрын

Εκτος νοσοκομειου το σηπτικο σοκ ειναι θανατηφορο 100% σε λιγες ωρες λογω της υποτασης και των τοξινων!